Source: Eric Prostko, FARM PROGRESS, 4/2/21


I recently became the grandfather of two precious girls. It has reminded me of all the bedtime stories that I used to read to my three children when they were young.  One of the Prostko favorites was Bradley and The Rhyming Contest by Todd A. Grazier.  I will not go into detail but a line from this book has remained with me (and I hope my kids) for more than 30-plus years. “Don’t try to be better than others you see, just be the best that you can be." 

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